Windsor Star - 2017-09-23

• BEHIND THE NAME
• BLUE SKIES ON THE HORIZON
• ENROLMENT MILESTONE
• HELPING OUT FLOOD VICTIMS
• Why is Google exposing protected youths?
• Coldplay singer big fan of Mary Poppins
• Spitfires score 5-2 win over Knights
• Trump may expand ban
• End of Jays run near for Bautista
• Getting hitched at Amherstbur­g town hall only a motion away
• Adult disabiliti­es support system in midst of ‘crisis’
• CAMI strike leaves truckers stranded
• Food banks, politician­s urge community to help the hungry
• Farmers remain cool on proposed tax changes
• Raise stink over bridge permit, former MP says
• New storm sewers are part of problem
• Scrap new hospital security measures
• TRUDEAU IS MAKING IT INCREASING­LY CLEAR THAT BOMBARDIER IS NOT IN THE AEROSPACE AND MASS TRANSIT BUSINESS, BUT IN FACT IS PART OF GOVERNMENT. WHICH PUTS THOSE SUBSIDIES IN A WHOLE NEW LIGHT.
• NO BREXIT UNTIL 2021, MAY SAYS.
• Transit authority refuses bloody ads
• Ex-cop’s role in investigat­ion key as Ontario gas plants trial begins
• RUSSIA FIGHTING EXTRADITIO­N OF HACKER TO U.S.
• GOVERNMENT TELLS 21 STATES OF ELECTION HACKING
• ‘Borrowing binge’ leaves economy vulnerable: report
• Canada’s inflation rate continues to pick up its pace
• The great crude glut is finally receding
• Boeing alleges Bombardier is hiding informatio­n in anti-dumping probe
• Ex-employees aim to breathe new life into local papers as publishers
• Veresen submits new proposal for Jordan Cove LNG
• Cheap imports of solar panels hurting sector: U.S. trade group
• SUSPENSE BUILDS ON U.S. NAFTA POSITION
• MORNINGS WITH MEGYN
• A PATH TO DISCOVERY
• GOOD AS NEW
• The Trump after-effect
• Passionate Dramatizat­ion of Jane Eyre
• THIS WEEK’S MILESTONES
• Soda pop back on BYU campus
• Getting older? Get ready ...
• ANTIFA: GUARDIANS AGAINST FASCISM OR LAWLESS THRILL-SEEKERS?
• Throughout his career, jazz drummer Claude Ranger was admired for the drive and ferocity of his playing and for his commitment to creative music-making, even if financial struggles and poverty ensued.
• Mexico’s city of women digs out
• Treating wildlife traffickin­g as white-collar crime pays off
• HOW JANE FONDA BECAME ‘HANOI JANE’
• Ontario winemakers hope warm, dry autumn means bright days ahead
• A lioness in winter
• MUSIC READS
• GOTH GIRL FINDS NEW MYSTERY
• Ausmus out after disappoint­ing season
• Marner ready to give it his best shot
• Four MLB teams will be extending safety nets
• CTE DISCOVERED IN HERNANDEZ POSES MORE QUESTIONS
• Hockey’s second chance to tap into Asian market
• Thomas two rounds away from $10 million
• SMALL, BUT MIGHTY MALTA
• MORE TO DISCOVER WITH THESE AVALON RIVER CRUISES
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• LET PAINT TAKE THE FLOOR
• FIGURE OUT WHAT MAKES YOUR WINDOWS WEEP
• Add dash to the trash
• Melted dishcloth put tarnish onto stainlesss­teel pot

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